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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 05, 1964

Page

22

Violin and Piano Recital at Taft Museum in Cincinnati

Max Rabinovits violinist and Mrs. Dorothy Payne pianist present a recital at Taft Museum in Cincinnati sponsored by Clef Music Club. Rabinovitsj, Belgian-born, is assistant concertmaster of the Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra and member of the Cincinnati Spring Trio. He trained at the Royal Conservatory of Brussels and has played with the Miami and New Orleans symphonies and Marlboro Festival. Mrs. Payne studied with Albino Goro and has served as symphony pianist under renowned conductors.

Dorothy Payne Taft Museum Cincinnati Clef Music Club Rabimovitsj Belgium Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra Voling Royal Conservatory of Bruises United States Miami Symphony Orchestra

AF Band Concert At Miami University

The Union States Air Force Band will perform under Cincinnati native Capt. Harry H. Meuser at Miami University in Withrowport next Saturday night at 8:15. Meuser, son of Cincinnati Symphony bassist Hans Meuser, rose from early talent to join the symphony at 16, later becoming USAF Band conductor in 1954 and taking the post in September after Col. George S. Howard’s 1944–two years prior band formation tenure.

Oxford Union States Air Force Band Cincinnati Miami University Withrowport Harry H. Meuser Hans Meuser Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra Benin State Opera Cincinnati Symphony United States Meuser USAF Col George S. Howard

TV psychiatry beneficial says Glenn Flagg

Dr Glenn Flagg a psychiatrist at Mt Sinai Hospital says psychiatric television programs like Breaking Point help the public see they share the same problems and pull psychiatry out of state mental hospitals He was assigned by the AMA to advise Breaking Point and reviews every script with a psychiatric microscope Producer Meta Rosenberg says she would pull the show if psychiatry errors occurred and lauds the cooperation.

Hollywood AP Glenn Flagg Mt. Sinai Hospital Flagg American Medical Association Meta Rosenberg Dr. Flagg

Bayanihan Dancers to Perform in Cincinnati April 13

The Bayanihan Philippine Dance Company will perform at Music Hall Cincinnati on April 13 to aid American Field Service. The troupe of 30 dancers and 15 musicians travels on a worldwide tour promoting Philippine folk arts. Tickets range from 1.50 to 6 dollars. Also note two foreign students living in Middletown through the American Field Service program.

Bayanihan Philippine Dance Company Cincinnati Music Hall Philippines Bayanihan Folk Arts Center Manilla Islands West Coast Middletown Edward Hopple Central Ave William Bailey The Alameda William Robinson Linden St American Field Service Sergio Burani Italy Lemon-Monroe High School Sal Ne Fleitman Germany Middletown High

Slim Pickens Wears Gigantic Coat On Dr Strangelove Shoot

Hollywood reports Slim Pickens, newly cast in Major Dundee on location near Durango, Mexico, wears a massive bearskin coat and rides a pendulous-bellied brown mule. Crew say the coat hides part of the animal and wonder where the mule ends and the coat begins. Cameraman Sam Leavitt asks him to pull the coat up for better visibility.

Hollywood Slim Pickens Dr. Strangelove Durango Mexico Sam Leavitt Slim

Mankowitz to Adapt The Rothschilds for Broadway

New York AP reports Wolf Mankowitz a busy London playwright has been hired by Hillard Elkins to adapt The Rothschilds biography for the stage. Mankowitz last appeared in the West End with Pickwick. Broadway timing for The Rothschilds has not yet been announced.

New York Wolf Mankowitz Hillard Elkins

Iceland Biologists Link Lump-Fish Caviar to Sun Gaps

Iceland biologists report the North Atlantic lump-fish thrives when sunlight is scarce, a condition they say boosts caviar production. The finding connects light patterns with spawning and yolk development in this value fish species.

Iceland North Atlantic

Hotel manager lands movie title role in Best Man

William R. Ebersole, then general manager of the Ambassador Hotel, agreed to let a film crew shoot scenes there. Producers Millar and Turman cast him as the film’s title character, noting his resemblance to a dark horse with Warren Harding looks.

Hollywood William R. Ebersole Ebersole Ambassador Hotel Stuart Millar Lawrence Turman Millar Henry Fonda Cliff Robertson Edie Adams Margaret Leighton Lee Tracy Shelley Berman Ann Sothern Gene Raymond Warren Harding Turman

Bridge strategy zig zag to beat three notrump

In a three notrump play South leads, East counters by zigging when declarer zigs. The king of hearts play forces out dummy’s entry, countering the declarer’s plan. East’s alert defense, including returning the king of hearts and later switching to spades, aims to defeat the contract by one trick.

West East Declarer South King of Hearts

Hollander Recital with Cincinnati Symphony This Week

Lorm Hollander an 18 year old pianist returns for his fourth appearance with the Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra next Friday and Saturday at 8 30 pm. Dubbed a young Horowitz he blends teenage curiosity with notable virtuosity and has performed with major U S orchestras since age 14. With the CSO he will play Ravel Piano Concerto in G.

Lorm Hollander Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra Horowitz

Playwright Hugh Wheeler Plans Castle Adaptation

Hugh Wheeler known for Big Fish Little Fish and Look We’ve Come Through moves to stage a new play based on Shirley Jackson’s We Have Always Lived in the Castle. The project appears on Saint Lubber’s production schedule as a psychological suspense adaptation.

New York Hugh Wheeler Shirley Jackson Saint Lubber

My Fair Lady to Run 18 Weeks in Las Vegas

The Las Vegas engagement of My Fair Lady will run 18 weeks this fall starting October 2. The show, Broadway’s box office king, is guaranteed a major fee for the desert resort engagement.

Vegas Las Vegas

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